With the precisely curated Coilex online store, shoe designer Sebastian Thies created a digital home for innovative shoes in 2009. In addition to the own brands of the traditional company thies from Garching near Munich, the outstanding sneakers made from hay, milk, glass & Co. of the family-owned label nat-2 footwear by Sebastian Thies are also represented.
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The Munich family company thies 1856 produces quality shoes in the sixth generation. Simply shoes was always not enough for the busy shoe pioneers. And that’s why there are the multiple award-winning thies 1856 collections made from upcycled milk, recycled PET and numerous other innovative materials.
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Flats, boots and booties that are produced almost entirely (95 percent!) From natural materials under fair and transparent conditions and at the same time can play in the top league of style? The Italian shoe designer Simone Gronchi has it for his label N.O.R.A. designed. And because Simone is a perfectionist, his models are of course circular.
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High heels and flats with inner and outer beauty – this short message precisely describes the idea behind Viktoria Moser’s shoe label of the same name. The Hamburg resident uses “vegan leather” for her collections in order to rule out animal suffering and to inspire women for alternatives to classic leather. With success.
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With her colorful unisex Ocean Plastic Espandrilles, Seads founder Agnes Wagter not only ensures relaxed, elegant summer vibes. With her circular shoe label, she helps to reduce and recycle marine and packaging waste and, by the way, to draw attention to one of our biggest environmental problems, plastic waste.
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For four generations, the Italian family business, MASOLINI1949, has been producing shoes. With the second collection RE-BORN shoes, Nicola Masolini not only pays tribute to the negative development in the textile industry by manufacturing shoes from used materials. He also returns to the roots of the company founded in the post-war period.
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As the son of one of the oldest shoemaking dynasties in Europe – founded in 1856 by Ferdinand Fischer in Saxony – Sebastian Thies is the sixth generation to develop and design shoes. His weakness? Sneakers made of the finest and most surprising materials. For this purpose he founded the label nat-2 in 2007. With the world’s first 2-in-1 shoe, which he developed, he was able to win numerous prizes worldwide and establish his brand internationally.
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Everyone dreams of freedom and being grounded. Yet, we so often our shoes disconnect us from the soft meadow, the warm sand and the invigorating stone floor.
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The fact that eco-fashion is as sustainable as possible, but has to look like it 0.0, is largely due to the commitment of Claudia Lanius.
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Was aussieht wie eine inspirierende Reise durch die farbenfrohen Märkte und Landschaften Marokkos, stammt eigentlich aus Wien. Denn hier haben Alexandra, Sophie und Stephanie – auch bekannt als TATA girls – 2017 ihr Label Tassel Tales gegründet. Und was mit einer frech-fröhlichen Quaste begann, ist heute ein ausgewachsenes Ready-to-Wear- und Yoga-Label, das mit seinen intensiven Gute-Laune-Farben und der herrlich entspannten Bohemian Elegance auch den Fashion-verwöhnten Redakteurinnen der großen Magazine den Kopf verdreht.
Unter dem Motto designed in Wien – made in Marokko (oder Indien) lassen die TATA girls inspiriert von ihrer eigenen Reiselust, ihrem Faible für Yoga und ihrem Bewusstsein für Umwelt und Fairness ihre fröhlichen Boho-Kleider, Basttaschen und Quasten für fairen Lohn in Frauen-Kollektiven und Behinderten-Werkstätten produzieren. Sorry, aber wer auf farbloses Grau und dezentes Nude setzt, ist hier nicht richtig beraten.
„Kindness is so gangsta“ – Tassel Tales
Denn hier geht es um Allover-Prints und Farbe. Ganz viel Farbe. Fröhlich bunt wippen die ikonischen Quasten auf handgefertigten Babouchen aus Seide und chromfreiem Leder mit den maximal-entspannten Boho-Kleidern aus Ahimsa-Seide um die Wette. Denn gewaltlose Seide ist bei Tassel Tales genauso ein Muss wie die GOTS-Zertifizierung der verwendeten Materialien.
Erweitert haben die Drei ihr Gute-Laune-Angebot um Jeansjacken. Für dieses Upcycling-Projekt arbeiten die Tassel-Tales-Gründerinnen mit kunstvollen Vintage-Teppichen, die jedes Stück zum zeitlosen Unikat machen. Sieht mega aus, macht aber die Entscheidung schwer…
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